Virtual PC 2007 Running Ubuntu

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This is Virtual PC running on Windows Vista Home Premium. Microsoft says you cant run Virtual PC in Home Premium.....they were wrong.....

Useful Links on how to install Ubuntu on to Virtual PC 2007:
These videos are by: Brucefulton http://www.youtube.com/user/brucefulton

Install video 1:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSxN0cg76Cc&mode=related&sear ch=

Install video 2:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3MZY6fwV2c&mode=related&sear ch=

Install video 3:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgq- 7bNhFBQ&mode=related&search=

My Computer:

Manufacturer:HP Pavilion 061

Processor:AMD Athlon(tm) 64 Processor 3400+, ~2.4GHz

Memory: 2046MB RAM

Hard Drive: 160 GB Total

Video Card: Radeon X1300 Series (Microsoft Corporation - WDDM)

Monitor: hp f1903 flat panel monitor

Sound Card:Realtek AC97 Audio

Speakers/Headphones:Logitech

Keyboard:USB Root Hub

Mouse: USB Root Hub

Mouse Surface:My desk

Operating System:Windows Vista™ Home Premium (6.0, Build 6000) (6000.vista_rtm.061101-2205)

Music Used:

Boston - More Than a Feeling

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[WTFman313]

it works fine on vista home premium i knew that already...but what settings were used for the networking...i can't seem to get on the internet

[enisity]

i don't think i ever got networking to work.

[IKDpRoDuCtIoNs]

when i tried thsi i would get liek all wierd colours and lines on my screen??

[enisity]

Watch the videos in the info section to the right.

[gangstermailuser]

Have you tried compiz fusion, or does the graphics card driver in Ubuntu in VPC not work right? Anyways, I think I'd rather just partition my HDD or use Wubi to install Ubuntu.

[enisity]

No compiz fusion dosent work in vpc....wubi is also one way and partitioning your hard drive and then installing Ubuntu is also a good way.

Ive done both.

[hulkhatepunybanner]

Not a helpful video at all.

[MultiYippee]

@PIKACHU49386 no but the way windows is made is that almost any program made for any os can run.in home edition it will still run.

[MultiYippee]

@justinclone at least 384mb ram to run.lol im lucky my old pc has the exact amount of ram.384mb ram. but it takes very long to get to the logon screen cos its only got 730MHz pentium 3.just use 512mb for optimal performance.

[MultiYippee]

@tnew100 no it cant. thats why there are virtual machines to keep u safe from viirusses just incase u want to see if an app has a virus

[MultiYippee]

u got 2gb ram, but only 2.4GHz. i have a opc designed to run xp. it has 1gb ram and 3.20GHz. i put windows 7 on here and im running it now cos of my specs

[tareksobhs]

Ubuntu is really awesome... I wouldn't be surprised if Ubuntu takes over Windows and Mac OSX in the near future.

[tnew100]

if u get a virus on a virtual computer can it transfer to your real computer

[matteodi]

WHAT!!!!!! How does it work perfictly on your computer running Vista home premium and me it doesnt?????????? Is it because of my processor (AMD turon 64)

[justinclone]

how many ram you needed for ubuntu ??

[tasdawg]

MOVE TO LINUX FULL STOP!